All Of "Stranger Things 4" Is Finally Out, So Let's Look At These 61 Genius Details From Every Season
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🚨 There are a BUNCH of Stranger Things 4 Vol.1 and Vol. 2 spoilers in here, so please proceed with caution! 🚨
If you're anything like me, then Stranger Things 4 completely blew your mind!!!
From Eddie Munson's character to the "Dear Billy" episode to Joyce and Hopper finally getting together, everything was brilliant from start to finish.
And because I eat, sleep, and breathe Stranger Things, it got me thinking about all of the brilliant details sprinkled throughout Season 4 (and the entire series, if we're going there).
So, here are some of the most genius details from all four seasons of Stranger Things, courtesy of Reddit's r/StrangerThings and r/TVDetails.
1. Season 4
2. Season 3
absolutely loved the character work and detail in this. When Billy is possessed by the Mind Flayer and is slowly agonizing El in this scene in season 3, the torture he's being put through is so heartbreakingly shown, as a tear slips out of his eye as his mind slowly crumbles, holy shit it's so good! from StrangerThings
3. Season 4
6. Season 2
12. Season 4
Nice. from StrangerThings
16. Season 4
18. Season 3
22. Season 1
23. Season 4
27. Season 4
29. Season 2
30. Season 1
Stranger Things S1E8 Steve makes a grab for the Byers’ wall phone, which until this point has always had a cord. Having been fried twice previously when making contact with the Upside Down, it’s revealed in this scene that the family has since, understandably, made the switch to cordless. from TVDetails
33. Season 2
Vecna was possibly teased in Season 2 Episode 7. while the symbol is supposed to be in the left hand a few errors on print releases of "Vecna lives" was on the right hand. weather it be intentional or not I found this to be a nice Easter egg no one I've found has pointed out yet. from StrangerThings
35. Season 4
42. Season 4
47. Season 4
52. Season 4
60. Season 2
In the Stranger Things episode ‘Chapter Three: The Pollywog’ (S2E3), if you look closely at Mr. Clarke’s town model, you can see the Betelgeuse tombstone from Beetlejuice (1988) - a nice little nod to series star Winona Ryder, who had her first breakout role as Lydia Deetz in that film. from TVDetails